Lecture

Introduction to Intellectual Property

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Description

This lecture provides an overview of intellectual property for EPFL Microtechnology Master students. It covers the importance of trademarks, patents, and the process of patent application in detail. The instructor, Christian Schott, shares insights from his experience at Melexis, focusing on building a global Intellectual Property Organization.

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Branches of law: Copyright law

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